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Caspian tigers

From the 1899 guidebook. A subspecies now extinct.

Caspian tigers
vogelcommando, 17 Nov 2013
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    • vogelcommando
      From the 1899 guidebook. A subspecies now extinct.
    • ThylacineAlive
      AKA, the southern population of Amur Tigers.;)

      ~Thylo:cool:
    • Arizona Docent
      That explains it. I was starting to think vogelcommando took this and he (or she) is like 120 years old. ;)
    • IanRRobinson
      I think that this is the only photo of this form that I have seen to feature a live animal. It's a pity that it's so overweight.
    • TeaLovingDave
      I have seen this image, along with two others of the same individual and a third of what may be a separate individual, floating around on the internet in the past.

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    • vogelcommando
      NO ! HE is even not half that age :) !
    • vogelcommando
      @ TeaLovingDave, thanks for posting those other pictures !
    • vogelcommando
      In fact there are two living animals on the picture ( above left side on the rock there is a second animal ).
    • Animal
      The third picture of TLD is from Hagenbeck.
    • Pertinax
      I have found two other photos of this same animal, one of them is a good colour one. (You can find it if you google 'caspian Tiger museum'.)

      It is labelled as the last Caspian Tiger in captivity, at Hamburg from 1955-60.

      Does anyone have any details of its capture/origin?
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